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Super Oberon

”Excellent,” Oberon nodded in agreement to the others when Oort and Ambrosia decided to stay with the group. He also did what Perdita suggested and tried putting as many starseeds into his subspace pocket as possible. The rest were shoved into his own pockets. Thankfully, he was able to get enough into his pockets and subspace so that he could pull his shirt back on. It wasn’t much, but it was at least one layer of protection against whatever weapons the Negaverse might have.

“We’ll worry about magic when it gets to that point,” he said with a nod to Oort. “Try not to use your energy until then.” Oberon glanced in Tomlin’s direction at the mention of the laser, remembering what happened the times he’d seen a cat use it. “Don’t give up on us just yet,” he said softly, with a small frown.

Oberon nodded to Perdita when she said they didn’t have much time. It was a little strange, being… not a chibi, but remembering exactly how it was like to not have all that much power. He still wasn’t as strong as someone like Ganymede or Sessrumnir, but he felt as though he was stronger than he had been.

“I think you’re right,” he said with a nod to Ambrosia. “Let’s go. I’ll take out the youma I can, but get ready to back me up, okay?” he said with a thumbs up, and then headed towards the left to try and get around the youma and officers. With a jump and a kick, Oberon squashed a youma that tried lunging towards the group.

Super Varuna

For a few moments, Varuna felt relief once they were able to get out of the crumbling building, but it all faded when she saw what awaited them. There were youma pouring from every corner, and a General Queen standing in their way, her weapon looking extremely deadly.

Varuna stayed as close to Palatine and the knight Kairatos as she could. He seemed to know what he was doing, which was a lot better than herself. She felt woefully unprepared for any of this. Her magic was already half used… there would only be so much she could do.

She frowned sadly when the Earth knight (Falias) admitted to not being up for magic. He’d probably used up a lot of energy in the Academy, and thanks to him and some of the others, they made it out safely. Varuna cautiously reached out to place what she hoped was a comforting hand on the knight’s arm, giving him a small nod to show her support.

And then she let out a shriek of surprise when Kairatos used his magical summon, a fiery bull appearing out of nowhere, and she grabbed onto the Earth knight’s arm a little harsher than intended.

Gorner, page of Castor, with Phact's group.

Once her starseeds were deposited in the coat, all out of her coat thankfully, she stood and dusting herself off glanced about before deciding to take up a position that would be surrounding those carrying the starseeds to safety., "I'm ready to move out whenever everyone else is." She announced, so Phact would know that someone else was ready to go. best to know who was ready, and whenever everyone was ready to go - right?

A glance about showed her how many were in the group and it did seem impressive, they should be able to get out of here. As Sabine mentioned a bull her own pale eyes looked toward it and she nodded. "That'll be easy to spot and follow." The page observed aloud for the group to hear. Following a bull would be a very easy thing to do...now if only her cousins were around she'd be happy. Maybe they were both safe at home though? She could hope, right? Though having told them about this they could have arrived late and gone elsewhere from her as well. She'd have to talk to them later, once home, since she couldn't find them if they were in fact here.

Sailor Dia, Corrupt Senshi of Candy

Like Tourmaline, Dia was not prepared for the sudden transportation method. General Labyrinthite had snatched her quicker than she had time to process and suddenly she was IN the fray, senshi and Negaverse fighting one another as if everyone's lives depended on it. Which, honestly, was probably what was at stake.

Eyes glanced to the side, both Wolfeite and Aluminite suddenly appearing. While they were unknown faces, it was still a relief to be a part of a crowd, as opposed to flying solo.

Well, it was nice, until Tourmaline yanked her roughly by the wrist, jolting her forward as heels clacked loudly against the stone ground. "H-Hey, you don't have to break my wrist in the process!"

Sure, she was furious. The White Moon had invaded her new home, killed one of her leaders and essentially ransacked the place. But when push came to shove, candy balls of goo could only go so far. Maybe Tourmaline's uncouth roughness would finally come in handy!

Encke dashed away from the castle with the speed that being a regular runner granted him--but unfortunately he couldn't really get very far.

The senshi came to a skidding stop when he found that the entire path in front of him was full of throngs of youma, varying other senshi and other people on their side, and a whole lot more enemies. Including another one of those super powerful people. Hopefully this one wouldn't turn into a scale bomb.

Where had all these enemies come from? It was like they appeared from the nether, or something. Well, he guessed they were in their base. That's what this portal was leading to, right? Their base?

Did they all stay here on a regular basis?

He shook his head, attempting to focus. He needed to get out of here. He was fairly sure his attack could probably clear some people out of the way, or at least make them feel rather uncomfortable. That might be enough to get him through there -- oh, who was he kidding, there were so many...

Arthur Order Guardian Cat

He held on, trying to keep his balance as she turned and twisted underneath him, and he bite down as hard as he could before he felt all of her paws kicking out under him.

Releasing, he jumped back and splayed out his claws, swiping at her as he went on his back legs a moment before falling back down on all fours, circling her.

"Not very smart jumping in like that. How about you run back, Miss....?"

He watched her, reading to jump on her should she try attacking anyone else again.

Princess Ganymede

This was why she never bothered trying to put herself in the position of a leader. She wasn't any good at it, and no one listened to her anyway.

She frowned at Valhalla, Gevaudan, and Babylon. Even if they made good points, it didn't help her self-esteem at all. She deflated somewhat and felt a little lost. She didn't want to try fighting Laurelite on her own. Really, she didn't want to do any of this anymore. She was scared and exhausted and despite how she acted, she wasn't ready to die.

But wanting or not wanting something didn't change the fact that she had to do this.

When Harmonia spoke, Ganymede realized that most of the group was likely in agreement with Babylon's plan.

“We didn't have any sort of conduit on Maia,” she tried to argue. “We just... we all touched the tree and overpowered it.”

The Surrounding was a different story, and her mouth opened and closed a few times as she tried to come up with another argument, but the memories of that battle made it impossible for her to do so. She remembered pleading with... something. Praying, one might say. She'd held Valhalla's hand and offered up what power she had left.

She remembered Chronos's crystal.

More than that, she remembered the combined attack they'd used to force the Negaverse and the Dark Mirror Senshi out of the Surrounding.

“I don't know if I can do that,” Ganymede said, talking rapidly. “I've never tried it before. I always thought the Surrounding was a fluke. It never happened again. We can't rely on something if we don't even know if it'll even work.”

She looked around at their group, from Valhalla and Gevaudan, to Babylon, Alexandria, Cordoba, and Harmonia. She glanced at the newly arrived Andronicus, then swept her gaze beyond her to look over all the Senshi and Knights who had gathered, some of them already fighting.

“What if I can't do it?” she said. “I'm not Chronos. What if it's not enough? If it's just us... it was everyone on the Surrounding. If it's just us who try, it won't be nearly as strong as it was then. It would be better if I took on Laurelite on my own. I can do it. I might not have much magic left, but I can last long enough to get you all back through the portal. I have to.”

Cordoba

Cirdoba shivred, entirely unsure of how to help, or do anything similr to what Babylon was proposing, and the page swallowed, looking to the others with a wide eyed, anxious expresion.

"All I can do is throw a disc." The age said nervously. "I can't understand how I'd do much more. Uhmmmm..."

The page fidgeted, and eyed Laurelite warily, shaking again before frowning.

"Kind f too bad she can't be distracted...."